This page shows Voting in 20 example sentences from English, with an explanation of the meaning and related words like vote or ballot. Useful when writing or proofreading a text.

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Voting in a sentence

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Voting meaning

Having an associated right for the holder to vote as an owner of business.

Synonyms of Voting

Example sentences (20)

One of the biggest obstacles in Alabama’s voting process is its rules regarding absentee voting and mail-in ballots.

We believe voting is process, not an event and we are boots on the ground for every voting season,” Cooper told APR.

In so doing, MPs were voting solely on this and not voting on, or even debating, the content of the bills in question.

Ohioans will decide the issue on August 8. Early in person voting and mail in absentee voting is happening now.

Absentee voting has already begun in North Carolina, and early voting in a range of swing states will soon be underway.

Mr Schooler has switched between voting Conservative and Labour before, but will be voting for Labour at this election.

Voting links were sent to mailing list collectors this morning, and voting runs for one week till next Friday.

We can also use technology, like electronic voting machines, to make sure that the voting process is clear and reliable.

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According to reports, Allen offered $28.58 each for the voting shares of Paramount and $21.53 for the non-voting shares.

Organizers of the Headies Awards have released the nominees for the voting and non-voting categories of its 16th edition.

The voting pattern is based on the same model as the World’s 50 Best Bars but the voting members are strictly based in Asia.

The bill, which needed 60 votes to pass, failed with 50 senators voting against it and 43 voting in favor.

It added “We wish to further emphasize that there will be no congress on the day of voting, and voting will be strictly walk-in.

Mr Bishop said voting had become much more accessible, particularly with the advent of advance voting.

The Maricopa County Recorder role controls several aspects of voting on the county including early voting and voter registration.

The Ghana News Agency gathered that voting materials arrived at the voting Centre about 05:30 hours.

The same applies for votes over formal matters, such as election of the chairperson of the meeting, voting order or voting procedure.

For analyses of voting intent, estimates are additionally matched to voting history (presidential eElection 2019, general election 2020).

People can still register to vote in Virginia’s early-voting period or on Election Day, and cast provisional ballots, voting advocates said.

More people told me they had either not voted in years, never voted or would not be voting this year than those who said they would be voting.

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Frequently asked questions

How do you use "voting" in a sentence?
An example: "One of the biggest obstacles in Alabama’s voting process is its rules regarding absentee voting and mail-in ballots." This page contains 20 example sentences with the word "voting" from real English texts.
What does "voting" mean?
Voting means: Having an associated right for the holder to vote as an owner of business.
What are synonyms of "voting"?
Common synonyms of "voting" include: vote, ballot, balloting, choice, selection, option, pick.
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